Mako Uchiha

Mako falls in line with the type of people are the behind-the-scenes workers who make things happen. Their sense of duty and loyalty means that they will rarely be happy in the front, preferring to be in the engine room. People who fall into this category, like Mako, are the sensible, prefect type of characters, who want to get it right and “do good.” Their value to the team is protection—from mistakes, from omissions, from self-delusion, and from going off-track.

Mako loves seeing things come to fruition. Ideas, complexity, and imagination are of value only if they lead to a practical end result or a favorable outcome. She feels the need to be clear on what is expected so that they can plan and work with consistent and steady energy toward completion.

Opinions are slowly arrived at and, consequently, will be well thought out, tried, and tested. she is not prone to bursts of emotion, but when these outbursts do occur they are generally very explosive. Logical, detached, and detailed, people like Mako pride themselves on their store of data and knowledge, all arrived at with clinical procedure and experience.

Mako, and people similar to her, take great care not to get it wrong, and they like everyone to take responsibility for their actions—and their mistakes. Serious-minded, individualistic, and thorough, they may focus so much on the task that they forget the needs of others—including themselves. She likes to plan, schedule, and drive through to completion in a logical, linear sequence. Any deviation from the plan would be questioned and may take some convincing of its merits.

Hidden under all this however is a contradiction of sorts. She strives for freedom, not like she is feeling enslaved, but more than she likes to be free to do what she wants to do when able. She won't put this before duty but if she becomes stuck in a "All duty-no play" situation for too long she can start to get fidgety and express more desire for time for herself.